Senior Product Manager

Minerva Project

. Decide what to work on and why using user research, support patterns, partner feedback, and business priorities .

Posted 10/9/2026full-timeRemoteSenior💰 $100,000 - $125,000 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in product management by independently owning software product work from problem definition through launch, utilizing user research and data analysis to inform decisions. Strong communication skills facilitate collaboration with technical and non-technical stakeholders, ensuring alignment and successful product outcomes.

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Product ManagementUser ResearchData AnalysisCross-Functional CollaborationCommunication Skills

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Hard Skills

Product Decision MakingAcceptance Criteria DefinitionRoadmap MaintenanceSuccess Measure DefinitionWorkflow TestingRelease TrackingData Usability ValidationIntegration ManagementDefect PrioritizationPost-Launch Analysis

Soft Skills

JudgmentOrganizationPatienceRisk ManagementClear Communication

Industry Keywords

Education TechnologyLearning-Platform IntegrationsInstitutional CustomersProduct AnalyticsComplex Workflows

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Decide what to work on and why using user research, support patterns, partner feedback, and business priorities
Define goals, non-goals, acceptance criteria, dependencies, scope, and sequence
Work with engineering on capacity and feasibility and maintain a realistic roadmap
Connect product, design, and engineering and resolve product questions during implementation
Document decisions and reasoning for asynchronous collaboration
Define success measures such as adoption, task completion, failure rates, and support load
Establish release tracking, validate data usability, and use findings to guide next steps
Manage partner, academic team, support, and leadership needs and commitments
Address integration, privacy, operational constraints, issues, expectations, and follow-through with partners and customer-facing teams
Support workflow testing, prioritize defects, and assess release readiness
Coordinate launch communication and accurate customer documentation
Analyze post-launch usage and feedback and turn findings into product improvements

Requirements

What you’ll need

Experience independently owning software product work from problem definition through launch and follow-up
Clear examples of product decisions made and resulting outcomes
Sound judgment about prioritization and scope
Experience working closely with designers and engineers on products with complex workflows, multiple user roles, or competing stakeholder needs
Comfort reasoning with data and making decisions with incomplete evidence
Strong writing and clear communication with technical and nontechnical people
Ability to organize own work, surface risks early, and close open questions in a distributed team
Interest in education and patience to understand learners, educators, and administrators using software
Ability to maintain regular working-hour overlap with the team
Specific degree or tool background is not required; education/education technology experience, teaching, institutional customers, learning-platform integrations, or product analytics are a plus

Benefits

Comp & perks

Fully remote work
Competitive salary and benefits
Regular working-hour overlap with the team
Opportunity to work with authentic, thoughtful, driven, and human colleagues
Room to make decisions within an agreed area of responsibility